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Author Message Krishna9 Vooriki Bewarse Username: Krishna9 Post Number: 3097 Registered: 04-2004 Posted From: 199.29.247.140 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 2:38 pm: //Right now Sehwag & Dravid r best in Indian team.. // I agree regarding Dravid but regarding Sehwag we have to wait for few more seasons. I agree that for the last one year, Sehwag is playing exceptionally well in Tests, but on the other end in Oneday Internationals, he was a big failure.3 years tharuvahta monne first century kottaadu. Pakistan series ki mundu ee year Sehwag average onedays lo average around 25 which is low. If he continues the same form in both onedays and tests for few more seasons, I agree that Sehwag is the best. //If it comes to test cricket Dravid is the best batsman when compared to Tendulkar..// I agree with you on this, in the last 3 years, Dravid is playing exceptionally well and in the last few years, Dravid is playing well when compared to Sachin in Tests. Krishna9 Vooriki Bewarse Username: Krishna9 Post Number: 3096 Registered: 04-2004 Posted From: 199.29.247.140 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 2:32 pm: //Oka maata cheppu mama,idi varaku laaga adutunnada.. // I do agree that idi varakantha baagaa adaatam ledu, but still he is consistent and is playing well but not in the same standards as earlier. Except the Australia tour (Even in that tour bad umpiring decisions costed his wicket), he is still playing well in both Onedays and Tests.Monnati world cup lo single handed gaa final ki teesukellaadu gaa. Even though, you asked me not to mention about his age, I still have to mention about his fitness problems. As you know these days, physically he is not at his best and is always suffering with one or other problem. Another thing, what I have observed is, he slowed down when compared to earlier and he himself said about that since it is management's decision (since now Sehwag is there on the other end, management asked Tendulkar to slow down so that he can stay more time than going for the risks). Bottomline is, I do agree that he is not in the same standard like how he was few years back but, still he is playing well. Response to the other points in the next post. Bhrigu Vooriki Bewarse Username: Bhrigu Post Number: 5364 Registered: 11-2004 Posted From: 69.228.253.113 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 2:22 pm: super article on veeru .. Dimbs mama, nee kullu jokes thoti sachin fans ki aprathishta theku btw, TI mama >> Jharkand Jaguar Dhoni Super undi Jackson Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Jackson Post Number: 6795 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 204.69.40.7 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 2:16 pm: K9 mama nenu ela post chesina meeru chaala respectable ga answer chesaru.. Naa abhinandanlu daaniki.. Tendulkar is all time best batsman in Indian History... Nenu inthaku mundu cheppinattu 1998 tho kalipi appati daaka nenu Tendulkar fan ni.. Taruvaata melli melliga interest poyyi ippudu dwesham baaga perigi poyindi.. Oka maata cheppu mama,idi varaku laaga adutunnada.. Age vochindi ana maaku.. Tendulkar ki antha craze & name enduku vochindo,daaniki tagattu adatam ledu.. Right now Sehwag & Dravid r best in Indian team.. If it comes to test cricket Dravid is the best batsman when compared to Tendulkar.. Krishna9 Vooriki Bewarse Username: Krishna9 Post Number: 3095 Registered: 04-2004 Posted From: 199.29.247.140 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 2:09 pm: //Evening kaali aite cheppu oka thread vesi discuss cheddam neeku cricket knowledge entha vundo naaku entha vundo..// Nenemi naadi Cricket lo super knowledge ani cheppatledu mama. Nuvvu first kinda anna point ni contradict chesaanu. Then, I had to bring out your previous posts and sorry if you got offended. Kotthagaa mallaa thread esi yemi discuss cheyyaali? Tendulkar talent gurinchaa? Cricket Prapancham motthaaniki telusu daani gurinchi. Mallaa mallaa cheppe opika ledu. We will discuss as and when it comes instead of starting a separate thread in the evening and sitting on it. Antha opika ledu, time ledu. Chill out. OK? Sollu Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Sollu Post Number: 6751 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 69.109.209.120 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 10:52 am: pass Jackson Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Jackson Post Number: 6730 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 204.69.40.7 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 10:49 am: >>aapukoni kukunte kottinchevadini Enti HP na.. Sollu Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Sollu Post Number: 6750 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 69.109.209.120 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 10:46 am: chas match kukoni soosi unte shewag kuda munde ellipoyevadu 11th over ayyaka soodatam start sesa....2-3 overs lo dobbesadu....mana leggu amma leggu maa dravid tho nidanamga kottincha.....pass posukotaniki pakkaki poya gangu gaud ellipoyadu....aapukoni kukunte kottinchevadini Paritala Kurra Bewarse Username: Paritala Post Number: 503 Registered: 01-2005 Posted From: 204.253.137.213 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 10:22 am: Dhoni ni pampadam mee vadi strategy anakandi. Jackson Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Jackson Post Number: 6718 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 204.69.40.7 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 10:20 am: K9 mama nenu 1989 nunchi follow avutunna cricket.. Nee work eppudu ayyi potundo cheppu appudu mataladukundam.. Evening kaali aite cheppu oka thread vesi discuss cheddam neeku cricket knowledge entha vundo naaku entha vundo.. Krishna9 Vooriki Bewarse Username: Krishna9 Post Number: 3093 Registered: 04-2004 Posted From: 199.29.247.140 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 10:16 am: //K9 mama naa post # 6709 in this thread chaduvu.. right aa wrong aa okatte answer cheppali..// Jackson mama, nee cricket knowledge entho naaku telvadu. Kaani, what I see is, sometimes you post without knowing the facts just to cover your logic. Poddune okatannaavu, daani gurinchi adigithe covering gaa ippudedo cheptunnaavu. Let me give you some instances. Once you said that you used to be a fan of Sachin till 1998. Joke entante 1998 is one of the best years for Sachin. Appudu Sachin peak lo vunnaadu. Aa time lo Sachin ni one man army ane vaallu. Mari nuvvemo nenu aa 1998 varake fan ni antaavu. Evarinaa baagaa adathuu form lo vunnappudu fans gaa vuntaaru, nuvvemo alaanti time lone vadilesaanu antunnaavu which clearly indicates that you just passed a statement without knowing the facts (numbers). Inko saari nee post chepthaanu. You wrote 1990 nunchi 1994 varaku Tendulkar, Sehwag laa adevaadu. 1994 nunchi 1998 varaku Tendulkar, Tendulkar laa aadaadu. Prastutham okkappudu Dravid laagaa aaduthunnaadu ani. Idi inko joke. Tendulkar baagaa aggressvie gaa aadatam modalettinde 1994 nunchi, 1990 kaadu. I guess in 1994, he was promoted as Opener, oka range lo vidhvamsam chesevaadu. Nuvvemo 1994 nunchi taggaadu antaavu. Maree adhvaanam entante ippudu Tendulkar okappudu Dravid entha slow gaa aadevaado antha slow gaa aaduthunnaadu antunnaavu. Neeku gurthundaa 1999 world cup mundu varaku Dravid bharinchalentha jiddu aadevaadu. Dravid batting ki vasthunte Janaalu TV lu kattese vaallu. But, ippudu Dravid baagaa speed penchaadu, baagaa aaduthunnaadu. Ante ippudu Tendulkar okkappudu Dravid aadinantha jiddugaa aaduthunnaadaa? Nuvvu cheppe vaatillo chaalaa contradictory statements vunnaayi. Bottomline is, if you hate Sachin, continue no problem. Ippatikee prapancha cricket raaraju Sachin ye. Okariddaru tidithe no problem. My only suggestion is don't cook up some number or logic to justify your argument. Thanks. Work vundi mama, maallaa maatlaadudaam. Babu Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Babu Post Number: 4048 Registered: 06-2004 Posted From: 65.208.22.26 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 9:59 am: balaji injured anta mama.. rediff lo undi chudu... Dimbaka Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Dimbaka Post Number: 7679 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 64.94.44.160 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 9:58 am: emayyindi Balaji gadiki? Babu Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Babu Post Number: 4045 Registered: 06-2004 Posted From: 203.197.250.70 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 9:54 am: balaji may not play for next 2 one days.. agarkar..included as backup.. Dimbaka Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Dimbaka Post Number: 7678 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 64.94.44.160 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 9:52 am: wrong Jackson mama. Jackson Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Jackson Post Number: 6712 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 204.69.40.7 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 9:51 am: K9 mama naa post # 6709 in this thread chaduvu.. right aa wrong aa okatte answer cheppali.. Dimbaka Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Dimbaka Post Number: 7677 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 64.94.44.160 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 9:50 am: http://www.rediff.com/cricket/2005/apr/04chappell. htm Krishna9 Vooriki Bewarse Username: Krishna9 Post Number: 3092 Registered: 04-2004 Posted From: 199.29.247.140 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 9:49 am: //Tendulkar & Ganguly mana team ki disti chukkalu ippudu// Bongemi kaadu, Ganguly gurinchi cheppakarledu, thana runs ye chebtunnaai in all forms of cricket (onedays or tests). Sachin kenti, test series lo consistent gaa aadaadu, 3 half centuries kottaadu. In the Bangalore test 2nd innings, even he failed along with others. Migathaa vaallu podichindi yemi ledu. That too, oka test lo Bucknor gaadu vaadu erri puvvu umpiring tho bali theesukunnaadu.Overall gaa, test series lo baagaa aadaadu. Coming to onedays, ee 2nd match lo run out. Adi koodaa batsman form lo ledu ane daani kindaki vastundaa? Evado okkadini analante pakkana Tendulkar peru koodaa add cheyyatam alavaatayyindi haters ki. True_indian Vooriki Bewarse Username: True_indian Post Number: 2728 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 192.175.173.154 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 9:39 am: Jharkand Jaguar Dhoni Fargo Bewarse Username: Fargo Post Number: 1250 Registered: 01-2005 Posted From: 64.83.223.150 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 9:22 am: Bihari Thakur! ee Dhoni Bob Pilla Bewarse Username: Bob Post Number: 116 Registered: 03-2005 Posted From: 203.88.239.105 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 9:19 am: e dhoni evaru ra babu banda babu laga unnadu , photos lo bihar nuncha saraku e state vadu? Fargo Bewarse Username: Fargo Post Number: 1245 Registered: 01-2005 Posted From: 64.83.223.150 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 9:12 am: Jackson Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Jackson Post Number: 6709 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 204.69.40.7 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 9:06 am: Ganguly vochina kottalo Tendulkar de poorti domination vundedi.. Taruvaata 2000 aa time lo Ganguly gaadu picha picha ga kodutunte Tendulkar gaadu strike ekkuva teesukoni score chese vaadu.. Oka match lo veedu 50 first cheste inko match lo gangs 50 first chese vaadu.. Sehwag tho kuda monnati varaku ade jarigindi.. But ippudu Tendulkar Sehwag tho poti padadam kanna tana aata adakunte bavuntundi.. Sehwag kanna fast ga kottalante kastam.. Malli tendlia ki back pain vostundi ala cheste.. Koncham Telivi upayogiste Centuries chese chance vundi.. Inka Gangs ki migitha matches kooda choosi prati match lo noodles cooking time matrame ground lo vunte noodles intikelli chesukmani BCCI gangs ki cheppali.. Dimbaka Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Dimbaka Post Number: 7672 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 64.94.44.160 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 9:05 am: >> Tendulkar & Ganguly mana team ki disti chukkalu ippudu.. << Jackson mama Fargo Bewarse Username: Fargo Post Number: 1244 Registered: 01-2005 Posted From: 64.83.223.150 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 9:03 am: In this article, which first appeared in the April 2005 issue of Wisden Asia Cricket, Rahul Bhattacharya examines the impact that Virender Sehwag's berserker pace has on his team-mates and their batting. Virender Sehwag celebrates his hundred in the Bangalore Test against Pakistan. Not for the first time, the Indian innings fell away after Sehwag's dismissal © Getty Images A year ago, in the aftermath of Multan, there waited a Virender Sehwag essay to be written. With Multan, Sehwag had racked up his sixth century in 21 Tests. They had come in five countries; in five of them he was opener; five of them came on the opening day. Moreover, all had been scored at staggering rates. Charles Davis's pioneering research into strike-rates for Wisden Australia indicates that not since Victor Trumper in batting's 'Golden Age' a century ago had an opening batsman scored at a strike-rate approaching Sehwag's 73 per 100 balls. (And Sehwag's dismissal in the second innings at Mohali against Pakistan last month, stumped trying to smash Younis Khan's part-time lollipops on what became the last ball of a dead match, rather than protecting his average, would make the free-spirited Trumper of lore proud.) Trumper stroked his runs at between 67 and 68 per 100 balls; but he averaged 39 to Sehwag's 53. Of the modern openers, Sanath Jayasuriya's strike-rate comes closest to Sehwag's, at 65, but he averages 12 points fewer. Kris Srikkanth's rate is similar to Jayasuriya's but Srikkanth's average was less than 30. Matthew Hayden and Graeme Smith average in the same region as Sehwag, but their impressive strike-rates of 62 still rest a good 10 points lower (as on March 14, 2005). Two large points could be made. That Sehwag is the nearest thing India has ever had to an express fast bowler. And that though Test cricket has seen a few like him, nothing quite exactly the same; and we have not even got to his technique. Trite as it may sound, and despite the early fuss about being Sachin Tendulkar's clone, the word 'original' befits Sehwag in every sense. But this conceived essay would set itself broader sights. To establish Sehwag's true relevance, his impact, tangible and intangible, on the performance of the Indian team would be explored. So the piece would begin at the Bangalore Test between India and England in December 2001. The background is elaborately laid out. India have just been thrashed in South Africa, following which their first five fast bowlers have been dropped for varying lengths of time. England have been hammered in the Ashes as per usual and a number of their old hands have retired or pulled out scared. Accordingly, it is a contest between two teams in fright. India win the first Test but draw the second, so the series is still alive going into the last Test. We pick up the action with India at 121 for 5 in classic seaming conditions. They are trailing England by over 200 runs. It has taken them 55 overs to struggle up to this stage; Rahul Dravid's 3 took him 61 deliveries. Tendulkar is having a hard time of it. England have taken their attrition tactics to the brink. Andrew Flintoff is working the fast bowler's back-of-a-length leg theory. Ashley Giles is bowling over the wicket, and pinging 90 per cent of his deliveries outside leg stump. There is no pretence: the keeper, James Foster, has taken his stance a foot outside leg. Sehwag takes guard, the fourth Test of his life. He has not played the first Test of the series, having copped the absurd ban from Mike Denness in South Africa just prior, and barely got any batting in the second. There are 45 minutes to lunch, but Sehwag in this time doesn't face a single ball from Giles. Tendulkar is at that end; he plays out four straight maidens, padding away, buttocking away. Sehwag, meanwhile, flashes and flashes and occasionally connects. Then, after lunch, Sehwag meets Giles. At once he begins charging him. Never mind that Giles is aiming at the square-leg umpire and the game is on the line. Sehwag charges once, twice, finds fielders. He charges again, and lofts Giles into the leg side for four. In a few moments, the game is bathed in a new light. Tendulkar, too, seems to experience some sort of revelation. He liberates himself. He leaves the crease and hits Giles over midwicket against the turn. He sweeps the next ball for four more. And in the following over he is out – stumped. Sehwag shines on. He charges Giles and carves him inside-out over cover. He charges him and slaps it over mid-on. He charges him and lofts him back over his head. He reverse-sweeps once, stinging like a cut shot. He has reduced it to a simplicity: if Giles will not bowl to me, I will bat to him. He finishes with 66 from 88 balls. So this, Bangalore, was the starting point, Sehwag defying the template of the innings; more, his work prompting Tendulkar's little moment of liberation (though it did lead to his dismissal). This was the Sehwag effect; Sehwag the emancipator, the freer of minds. Further abstract illustrations could be found to supplement this grand and happy theory. Think that you're sitting next to Sehwag in the dressing room, and he refuses the captain's suggestion to take a night-watchman, as he once did in a domestic match, with the words, "Agar main pacchis minute nahin khel sakta toh main batsman nahin hoon." Think of how that must rub off on his team-mates. For good measure, an inverse kind of proof could be tossed in. See what happened in the Caribbean in 2002 when Sehwag was missing: India had SS Das building up Cameron Cuffy and Merv Dillon where Sehwag would have pulled them down. Batting indecisiveness went a long way in costing India that series. Then loopholes began to appear. At Lord's later in that summer of 2002, Sehwag was asked to open the batting for the first time in Tests. Apart from the warm-up match preceding that Test, Sehwag had never opened the batting in first-class cricket before, and he had never played first-class cricket in England before. And yet, in his first innings in the role, staring at a big England total, he smacked 84 from 96 balls. And after this the Indians decomposed. The last eight wickets added just 91 runs between them at a rate of 1.93 per over. While Sehwag was there the rate had been 3.76. The differential of 1.83 translated to 164 runs in a full day of Test cricket. In the second innings the Indian top order failed again and the match was lost. Where then was the Sehwag effect? A way could be found around this anomaly. Sehwag got a brilliant century in the next Test, at Trent Bridge, on the kind of overcast English morning where the ball starts leg and finishes at first slip. And from that point on, India's middle order prospered in the series. So it could be argued: although belatedly, Sehwag's example, his fortitude, had rubbed off; he didn't himself make many in the series after that, but perhaps he had played a part in the runs of others. Sehwag, his effect is cumulative. Loophole conquered. Eureka! Such fraudulence! A year on from Multan, with Sehwag not abating, it needs saying out loud that the above theory is piffle. Sehwag has not emancipated the Indian batting line-up. If anything, he has provided them a crutch. It is remarkable that India should have won only two of the nine Tests in which Sehwag has made a century. Far from suggesting that Sehwag scores in dead causes, this shows instead that when India are provided it all on a silver platter – big runs at terrific pace at the start of the game – they are apt to toss it into the bin. Sehwag's average and scoring rate make him one of the all-time great openers © Getty Images Since Australia are the benchmark – and in batting the Indians ought to be meeting them eye-to-eye – it is instructive to note that when Matthew Hayden makes a score (fifty or more, for the purpose of this exercise), those who follow him score marginally faster than they would do had he fallen cheaply (at a rate of 3.79 against 3.75, from September 2001 onwards). When Sehwag scores fifty or more, however, the rest of the Indian line-up make their runs discernibly slower (2.96 against 3.15, in matches where Sehwag has opened) than they otherwise would. So where Australia are taking a man's success and building on it, feeding off it – the cornerstone of their cricket in general – India are using it, bizarrely, as an occasion to play inside their abilities. Some of India's recent post-Sehwag dawdles make damning reading. At the MCG last season, when Sehwag was fourth man out, having made 195, the run-rate plummeted by 1.75 points (or 157 runs per day). At Kanpur against South Africa this season, when he was second out, having scored 164, it dropped by 1.52 (137 runs per day). At Kolkata in the following Test it fell by 1.02 (92 runs per day) after he was gone for 88. And at Mohali most recently against Pakistan it dipped by 1.46 (131 runs per day). Of the above matches India could only win the Kolkata Test. And there too South Africa, had they shown more resolve in the second innings, could have made India regret the tardiness, as the Pakistanis did at Mohali. It is hard to imagine the reason behind this pattern because it just doesn't make sense. Perhaps it is just that Sourav Ganguly and VVS Laxman have been out of form, and Tendulkar patchy. But perhaps it is not a coincidence that Tendulkar's fastest efforts this season have come in innings in which Sehwag has failed (at Mumbai against Australia, at Dhaka and Chittagong against Bangladesh, at Kolkata against Pakistan in the second innings); and that his slowest innings have overlapped with Sehwag's successes (Nagpur against Australia, Kanpur and Kolkata against South Africa, Mohali against Pakistan). Tendulkar has in recent times often expressed the sentiment that somebody else is doing his job, and that his role has changed. One could hazard a deduction that, consciously or not, he is more inclined to play an attacking role in instances where India has not received Sehwag's early blast. And by doing so Tendulkar is in fact living Sehwag's primary credo, which is not that everyone must play like Sehwag, but that everyone must play like his true self. And it is only when this credo is imbibed, fully, unconditionally, and by all, that we will be able to see the Sehwag effect take its proper toll. This essay was written before the third Test between India and Pakistan at Bangalore. About the first thing Sehwag mentioned while receiving his Man-of-the-Series award after the defeat, a chastisement reiterated more strongly in a column three days later, was that he could not work out why his senior team-mates failed to bat as they usually might. It was a simple and very valid point. From 87 for no loss in the opening hour of the last day, sailing at a rate of 3.67, with a win, let alone a draw, in sight, India crumpled to 214 all out. Dravid, Tendulkar, Laxman and Ganguly occupied 205 balls for 39 runs, an extended and inexplicable state of defensiveness bound to end in tears. In the first innings of the same Test India's rate had fallen by a staggering 1.61 points after Sehwag was gone for 201. This was Sehwag's most dominant series yet, one in which he imposed himself on every match. He made his runs at a strike-rate of 73.61 (and an average of 90.66). The middle-order of Dravid, Tendulkar, Laxman and Ganguly scored at rates of 45.06, 45.21, 45.23 and 34.78; all but Dravid scored at below their usual rates. In three innings – the first innings at Mohali, each innings at Bangalore – India refused to pick up the baton from Sehwag. The collapse on the last day at Bangalore was a mere culmination of a long-running trend. It has cost India matches in the past, and now, it is reasonable to argue, it has cost them a series. Sehwag can be forgiven his disgruntlement. Dimbaka Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Dimbaka Post Number: 7670 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 64.94.44.160 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 8:59 am: mavadikemo moosukonnattundi Manishi mama Manishi Vooriki Bewarse Username: Manishi Post Number: 3178 Registered: 06-2004 Posted From: 129.9.163.106 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 8:58 am: >>>asalu ninna kooda 1st ball ke OUT ayyevadu...aadi luck bavundi Dimbs, mee vadi luck baledha? leka Breakfast heavy ga vesada ? parigetha leka poyadu? Dimbaka Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Dimbaka Post Number: 7669 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 64.94.44.160 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 8:57 am: >> sollu kaburlu seppoddu << sollu kaburlu enti babu...unna vishayame seppa. ika sachin gadini evadu support sesadikkada. Jackson Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Jackson Post Number: 6707 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 204.69.40.7 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 8:57 am: Tendulkar & Ganguly mana team ki disti chukkalu ippudu.. Marchi pondi.. Senior Player ante okka dravid ee.. Sehwag emanna adutunnada.. Really he is gr8.. Dimbaka Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Dimbaka Post Number: 7668 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 64.94.44.160 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 8:56 am: Sanka mama Fargo Bewarse Username: Fargo Post Number: 1243 Registered: 01-2005 Posted From: 64.83.223.150 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 8:56 am: sollu kaburlu seppoddu. Mari tendu gaadu emi peekaadu? Run lekapoyina eepee laga parigettaduga. Dimbaka Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Dimbaka Post Number: 7667 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 64.94.44.160 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 8:56 am: >> Vadu bowled ayinappudu bat ki pad ki madhya nenu kooda doori vellevadini. << Gangu eemadya defense aadetapudu blue film herola kallu pangadistunnadu. Sankalpam Vooriki Bewarse Username: Sankalpam Post Number: 3170 Registered: 02-2005 Posted From: 62.249.194.170 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 8:55 am: dimbus Dimbaka Desanike Pedda Bewarse Username: Dimbaka Post Number: 7666 Registered: 03-2004 Posted From: 64.94.44.160 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 8:54 am: next match undiga...akkada duck out avutadule tondarenduku asalu ninna kooda 1st ball ke OUT ayyevadu...aadi luck bavundi. Sankalpam Vooriki Bewarse Username: Sankalpam Post Number: 3142 Registered: 02-2005 Posted From: 62.249.194.170 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 7:53 am: Khalnayak Kurra Bewarse Username: Khalnayak Post Number: 640 Registered: 05-2004 Posted From: 80.63.180.90 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 7:52 am: //Dhoni ni pampadam mee vadi strategy anakandi. Fargo Bewarse Username: Fargo Post Number: 1239 Registered: 01-2005 Posted From: 66.216.228.145 Posted on Tuesday, April 05, 2005 - 7:44 am: Eee week antha sehwag arrogant ga tayyarayyadu. Eee match lo duck annaru..emayindhi? kikiki Gangu fans...I feel sorry for u guys. Vadu bowled ayinappudu bat ki pad ki madhya nenu kooda doori vellevadini. He should play domestic for a while and come back strong. Dhoni ni pampadam mee vadi strategy anakandi. Congrats to Dhoni for his wonderful knock. Once again Veeru Rocks